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- What (is) better? A big pizza or a small pizza?- I like a big pizza when I want to watch a movie.- And better, when the movie (is) interesting, right?- Of course. Because when the movie is not interesting, then better a small pizza.

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4. RUSSIAN GRAMMAR
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The possessive pronouns in Russian

Here you will find complete a list with the Russian possessive pronouns, sorted in two groups: - Only one thing is possessed (book) which is possessed by one person (my book) or many people (our book).- Many things are possessed (books) which are possessed by one person (my books) or many people (our books).

- This is my movie- This is my book- This is my treasure- This is her book- This is his book- This is our father- This is our daughter- This is our treasure- This is their father- This is their daughter

- These are my movies- These are my books- These are my treasures- These are her books- These are his books- These are our fathers- These are our daughters- These are our treasures- These are their fathers- These are their daughters

The adjectives in Russian

In lesson 1 we told you that nouns in Russian have gender (masculine, feminine or neuter). Adjectives in Russian also have gender, which means that an adjective has a different ending for each gender. Have a look at these examples: